英:[kənˈstreɪnd]
美:[ kənˈstreɪnd]
英:[kənˈstreɪnd]
美:[ kənˈstreɪnd]
adj.
不舒服的,被强迫的,拘泥的
v.
强迫( constrain的过去式和过去分词 )
强使
限制
约束
con·strained
kn streInd
constrainedly (adv.)
词根:constrain
adv.constrainedly 勉强地;强迫地;不自然地
n.constraint [数] 约束;局促,态度不自然;强制
vt.constrain 驱使;强迫;束缚
verb
transitive verb
to force by imposed stricture, restriction, or limitation an artist constrained by a client's requirements
Teenagers often feel constrained by rules.
to restrict the motion of (a mechanical body) to a particular mode
compressalso: to clasp tightly
to secure by or as if by bonds : confinebroadly: limit
constrained to a dungeon
to force or produce in an unnatural or strained manner
a constrained smile
to hold back by or as if by force
" … constraining my mind not to wander from the task."—Charles Dickens
constrained optimization[计]约束优化;[化]有约束优化
constrained motion强制(性)约束运动
【修】约束
Middle English, from Anglo-French constraindre, from Latin constringere to constrict, constrain, from com- + stringere to draw tight — more at strain
The first known use of constrain was in the 14th century
constraintnoun
the act of constraining : the state of being constrained
something that constrains : check
a holding back of one's feelings, actions, or behavior
constrainverb
compel sense 1
confine sense 1
restrain sense 1
constrainverb
compel sense 1
confine sense 1
restrain sense 1
constrainverb
compel sense 1
confine sense 1
restrain sense 1
constrainverb
compel sense 1
confine sense 1
restrain sense 1
1 If the final scene lacks credibility, well, the TV series, too, sometimes was constrained by its need to keep Ralph in his Brooklyn box.
2 constrained emotions
受压抑的情感
3 TV directors, no longer constrained by shooting for a small, grainy screen, could try more innovative, cinematic techniques.
4 They didn't want their freedom to make bold strategic moves to be constrained by Wall Street jitters.
5 She couldn't bear to be constrained like that.
她无法忍受那种束缚。
6 They can tell you things a lot of our anchors are a little more constrained from telling you.
7 Whatever happens to Takavic, he doesn’t have the “future problem” that constrained Jimmy/Saul.
8 Because images are constrained only by the limits of imagination — unlike objects, which must obey the laws of physics — they often idealize what they represent, asserting social and political meanings.
9 constrained by conscience to tell only the truth
10 With the new organ he will be less constrained to where and what he plays.
11 “The way Noah was making shows was in line with mine, shows that were big and bold and not constrained,” Onli said in an interview last year with The New York Times.
12 Changes in temperature occur slowly and are constrained within relatively tight bounds.
温度变化缓慢,而且局限在相对较小的范围内。
13 Structural damage detection can often be converted into the problem of constrained optimization.
结构损伤检测问题常常可转化为数学上的约束优化问题.
14 I want to keep it in a vat, constrained by international law.
我希望把它留在桶里, 受到国际法的限制.
15 Yet both movies hinge on isolated, physically constrained men who are not what they seem, including, importantly, to themselves.
16 But for various reasons--unusually high demand, constrained production capacity or just odd timing of model changeovers--certain 2011 model cars are hard to find right now.
17 With borrowing heading toward 80 % of gross domestic product next year, the spaceradical policies is constrained.
鉴于政府债务明年就将相当于国内生产总值的80%, 政府实施积极财政政策的余地也受到了限制.
18 “I wanted to have a feeling of his voice, but I never felt constrained by it,” Mr. McGregor said.
19 She strutted down nostalgia lane with “Vogue,” her vaunted dancing somewhat constrained, perhaps because of her high heels.
20 But the commitment to drive structural change is surely sincere, even if it is constrained by the twin demands of respecting “tradition” and not getting ahead of the industry’s slow progress.
1 受压制的
2 强迫的
3 局促的
4 受压制
5 局促
6 不自然
plastic affected unnatural contrived mannered stilted stagy inappropriacy car artificial stiff forced strained artful galvanic overwrought factitious agonistic stilty denaturalize disnature conscious theatrical unreal monstrous self-conscious taut left-footed labored farfetched kindless artificiality unnaturalize artificialize against nature violent tense unhealthy uncanny pathological studied practiced disnatured nonnatural unnaturally theatrically self-consciously stiltedly
7 拘谨的
stiff inhibitory starchy prim inhibited prissy strait-laced formal lost awkward reserved frigid restrained
9 勉强的
narrow reluctant unwilling unnatural strained grudging ungracious will mechanical forced left-hand fain mechanic dainty tardy reticent left-footed farfetched uneager near stiff contrived labored begrudging uncheerful
12 不自然的
affected unnatural exaggerated strained self-conscious laborious far-fetched freaky mannered inhibited stilted histrionic factitious laboured plastic contrived stagy set pat unwholesome fixed wooden artificial forced freakish car stiff artful galvanic overwrought agonistic stilty conscious theatrical unreal monstrous taut left-footed labored farfetched kindless violent tense unhealthy uncanny pathological studied practiced disnatured nonnatural against nature
13 勉强
narrow reluctant unwilling unnatural strained grudging disinclined ungracious just narrowly disinclination will mechanical forced left-hand fain scarcely willy-nilly reluctance tolerability reluct mechanic dainty tardy reticent left-footed farfetched uneager barely reluctantly scant reticence with bad grace constrain oneself only just near stiff contrived labored begrudging uncheerful nearly grudgingly unwillingly forcedly loathly constraint unwillingness by constraint